Stock Market update -Apr 19


The market was up again this week as we continue to recover from the Coronavirus crash. Many traders though, think this is just a rally/retracement in a downtrend -we'll see. 

The big banks reported earnings last week, giving up a little ground. Next week we get Airlines, IBM, and others like AMZN, NFLX, TSLA, INTC...

AMZN skyrocketed this week to new all time highs
NFLX did the same!
WMT and ABT hit new all time highs too...

Bonds were up, Gold pulled back a bit, And Oil continues to fall, now below $20!
Crude Oil drops below $15! Futures squeeze? Expiration in a couple days...




S&P 500 market crash recovery (chart)
...going higher?? could hit resistance here

High yield Corporate Bonds -holding up so far (5yr chart
Investment grade Corporate Bonds -(5yr chart

Market concerns:  Coronavirus... low Oil prices... debt... Earnings
Pops:   AMZN, NFLX
Drops:   

Over $23 Trillion in debt!  See Debt Clock on the left, or here... 

I expect in time we will see this skyrocket with all the new debt being added.




S&P 500 chart  -the rally continues 
Bonds  are higher -chart (link)
10yr rates are lower (chart)


New all time highs:   AMZN, NFLX, WMT, ABT. LLY, 
All time lows:  CHK...  

Options watch:   S&P 500 Implied Volatility  (CBOE VIX) -continuing to pull back!
ETFs SPY, IWM, QQQ, GLD, GDX, USO, XOP, VXX, XLF, XLE, FXI, EEM EWZ, 

Stocks AAPL, AMD, BAC, BABA, DIS, FB, MU, NFLX, NVDA, ROKU, TSLA...


Next week:     
MTWTF
Events:

Earnings:IBMCMG, KO, NFLX,  LMT DAL, T, LVS INTC, LUV, DPZAXP, AAL
This week's charts:


$NYA -NYSE Composite  -indecision

 (IWM)   Small-caps -ditto!



Links...
10yr Interest Rates  -still veery low
Fear & Greed Index  -still at extreme fear
ETFs - Ranked by YTD % Change  -or by Volume
S&P 500 Sector performance

Crude Oil dropped again, closing near 18.12 -now below $20!
Gold dropped, closing near 1695 
The US Dollar was flat, closing near 99.77
The 30 year Bond rallied, closing near 180.31

News:
Dow jumps 700 points on hope for a coronavirus treatment, closes at highest level since March
Best Buy to furlough about 51,000 employees as coronavirus-related sales surge ends

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